In none video related news, if you are in or around Holmfirth, I'm doing the folkfestival tonight with the amazing Powerhouse.

Your right, I mistakenly flipped the terms when typing. I only have a handful of CAV disks too, in fact you posted two of them. The big one I wanted was the starwars box set, which I eventually found on ebay in the mid 2000s for £20, I was delighted.

Only 2 weeks to go until many of us will be in Cambridge talking about old games and the machines that ran them. For me I'll be spending most the weekend talking about one of the earliest beginnings of computer games, and you thought mainframes where all about business.

I dont think I've ever posted a picture of a game box in context or otherwise. So I present instead an out of context unix machine.

Great first night in whtiby, ready enjoyed tonight ceilidh, really looking forward to tomorrow night's gig.

Mostly I get to post about retro computers, but last weekend I got to call for the Saturday night ceilidh at IVFDF, and I had a fantastic night. My Saturday nights are just not normal that good. Thanks to Mellrose, and all those who took part.

I personally love the look of the A3020, of all the wedge designes I think they nailed it, and it has red function keys, like a proper BBC, its just missing the branding.

Now I know blue sky is support by the circle thing, I thought I would give it a go. Turns out I talk to some great people on here.

The physical econet test network is now built, with a clock box from BBC Master, with 2 connection boxes linked with a cat5 cable. With the USB econet interface connected for testing. Just need to bring a BBC down to plug into it.

A few people in the comments section to my latest video mentioned they would not mind seeing a video about the transputer well